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Title: Family Reportedly Asked To Leave Outback Steakhouse Because of ‘Noise’ Made by Son with Special Needs
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URL Source: https://www.westernjournal.com/l/ka ... pm&utm_content=western-journal
Published: Aug 15, 2019
Author: Kayla Kunkel
Post Date: 2019-08-15 06:02:54 by BTP Holdings
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Views: 636
Comments: 3
Family Reportedly Asked To Leave Outback Steakhouse Because of ‘Noise’ Made by Son with Special Needs By Kayla Kunkel Published August 12, 2019 at 2:20pm One of the best ways to bond with your family is over a meal, but for one family in Maryland a family dinner at their local Outback Steakhouse left them feeling angry and heartbroken after they were asked to leave because of their 4-year-old son with special needs. Amanda Braun was excited to spend time with her family over the dinner table Saturday night. According to a now-viral Facebook post, the evening started off well. “We were seated almost immediately,” Braun wrote. “We ordered our drinks while skimming the menu then finally ordered our dinner. Our meals came out in good time and all of us were enjoying ourselves.” “A man approached our table about 5 minutes after our food was brought out and introduced himself as the manager. He asked us how our meals were but he didn’t stop there.” Braun said that the manager told them that another patron had complained about the “noise” from 4-year-old Killian and that they would need to finish their meals and leave. Killian was born with a neurological disorder called Childhood Apraxia of Speech. According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, this disorder occurs when messages sent from the brain that tell the muscles of the mouth how to move in order to speak are disrupted. “A child with CAS knows what they want to say,” ASHA wrote on their website. “The problem is not how the child thinks but how the brain tells the mouth muscles to move.” For Killian specifically, Braun wrote that when her son speaks, the words are unclear. Poster Comment:
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#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
What a sad affair. But does this mean I can just protest to the manager if somebody's got a noisy brat that's driving me crazy? It's so frequent that I try to go out to eat at early or in-between hours. Parents are defiant, of course, even when the behavior is quite flagrant.
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I have been in restaurants, with my family. There were time when there were other families with these kids that would bark, growl, yell real loud, it upset my children, I did not say a word but ended the meal and got the hell out of there.
I have no idea of whether or not this individual child was actually being noisy or not, but if someone complained I'm guessing he was. People ignore the dangers of vaccines then wonder why their children have "special needs", yet the medical establishment peddles their poison as if it were harmless as water to uninformed and naive parents. So if there's anyone to blame, it's big pharma, the medical/political establishment, and the US government for helping the snake oil salesmen stay in business, knowing full well that it's causing permanent irreversible damage in millions of children in this country AND around the world. As far as the restaurant, it appears to be a choice of having a handful of customers with screaming mentally challenged children (not this one perhaps, but there are many who fit the bill), or having hundreds of customers at any one time enjoying their meals and coughing up good money for it.
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"After tomorrow those SOB's will never embarrass me again. That’s not a threat. That’s a promise.” – LBJ to his mistress Madeleine Brown on the eve of JFK assassination 
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